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More Office of the Chief Scientific Adviser to UNAIDS feature stories
- Top scientists discuss global health challenges in Boston
- The 2008 Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science has opened in Boston, USA. The five-day conference which runs from 14-18 February will bring together science and technology professionals from 56 countries to discuss the latest scientific breakthroughs and challenges.
- Making HIV trials “work for women”
- At the end of a two-day consultation held in Geneva, health experts from international agencies, non-governmental and research organizations, universities and industry agreed on a series of steps aimed at ensuring HIV trials and interventions are designed and implemented to reflect more closely the needs of women.
- Women and HIV research
- Specialists on AIDS and women’s health meeting Geneva from December 10-11 to review the latest developments in research into preventing and treating HIV among women and adolescent girls agreed that a varied, multi-disciplined response is needed to get the best results for women and girls on AIDS issues.
- Experts meet on women and HIV clinic trials
- Specialists on AIDS and women’s health will meet in Geneva from December 10-11 to review the latest developments in research into preventing and treating HIV among women and adolescent girls from HIV infection.
- The role of women in HIV trials
- In the second of a three-part series on clinical trials and the search for effective HIV preventions and treatment, UNAIDS looks at why it is a scientific and ethical imperative that women and adolescent girls be adequately represented in testing and at the special issues that can surround their participation.
- Meeting ethical concerns over HIV trials
- In the first of a special three-part web series, www.unaids.org looks at the state of research into new HIV prevention technologies, the ethical debates around the issue, and the steps that have been taken to answer the concerns. The question of HIV trials, and in particular the involvement of women and adolescent girls in them, will be the subject of a two-day conference being hosted by UNAIDS in Geneva December 10-11.
- 11th European AIDS Conference opens in Madrid
- The 11th European AIDS Conference runs from 24-27 October in Madrid, Spain. The conference, held every other year and attended by several thousand delegates, focuses on issues related to HIV clinical research and care in Europe.
- Funding estimates for AIDS research and development
- For a comprehensive response to AIDS, developing additional HIV prevention methods and tools to prevent HIV – such as HIV vaccines and microbicides -- is a key component.
- New Blog gets HIV science online
- For the latest news, views and reviews on HIV coverage in the scientific literature – log on to http://hivthisweek.unaids.org !
- Sydney AIDS Conference reports on scientific advances in HIV treatment and prevention
- The 4th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention came to a close in Sydney today. Over 5,000 delegates from 133 countries came together for the four-day conference to examine the latest developments in HIV-related research.
- 4th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention in Sydney
- UNAIDS Deputy Executive Director of Programmes, Michel Sibide at the 4th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention in Sydney, Australia from 22-25 July 2007
- 4th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention, Sydney 2007
- The fourth conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention, will be taking place in Sydney Australia from 22-25 July 2007. The conference will be focusing on treatment and pathogenesis, while building upon the biomedical prevention agenda introduced in Rio de Janeiro in 2005.
- 4th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention opens in Sydney
- The Australian Society for HIV Medicine and the International AIDS Society are hosting the 4th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention in Sydney, Australia from 22-25 July 2007.
- Moving forwards: UN policy and action on male circumcision (Part 3)
- In the final part of a special series on the issue of male circumcision and its links to the reduction of HIV acquisition, www.unaids.org discusses expected upcoming action and developments from the United Nations on male circumcision through a special interview with UNAIDS Chief Scientific Adviser, Dr Catherine Hankins.
- Male Circumcision and HIV: the here and now (Part 2)
- In the second of a special three-part series on the issue of male circumcision and its links to the reduction of HIV acquisition, www.unaids.org considers current research findings.
- UNAIDS Executive Director visits Japan
- The Department of Global Health and Socio-epidemiology at Kyoto University has become a ‘UNAIDS Collaborating Centre’, following a signing ceremony between the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the Kyoto University that took place in Japan on October 12th 2006.